Procedures for Responding to Specific Online Incidents or Concerns Sample Clauses

Procedures for Responding to Specific Online Incidents or Concerns. 9.1 Responding to concerns regarding Youth Produced Sexual Imagery or “Sexting” • Xx Xxxxxxx’s ensure that all members of the community are made aware of the potential social, psychological and criminal consequences of sharing, possessing and creating youth produced sexual imagery (known as “sexting”). • The school will implement preventative approaches via a range of age and ability appropriate educational approaches for pupils, staff and parents/carers. • Xx Xxxxxxx’s views “sexting” as a safeguarding issue and all concerns will be reported to and dealt with by the Designated Safeguarding Lead (Xxxxxx Xxxx). • The school will follow the guidance as set out in the non-statutory UKCCIS advice ‘Sexting in schools and colleges: responding to incidents and safeguarding young people’ and KSCB “Responding to youth produced sexual imagery” guidance • If the school are made aware of incident involving creating youth produced sexual imagery the school will: • Act in accordance with the schools child protection and safeguarding policy and the relevant Kent Safeguarding Child Boards procedures. • Immediately notify the designated safeguarding lead. • Store the device securely. • Carry out a risk assessment in relation to the children(s) involved. • Consider the vulnerabilities of children(s) involved (including carrying out relevant checks with other agencies) • Make a referral to children’s social care and/or the police (as needed/appropriate). • Put the necessary safeguards in place for children e.g. offer counselling support and immediate protection and offer appropriate pastoral support for those involved. • Implement appropriate sanctions in accordance with the schools behaviour policy but taking care not to further traumatise victims where possible. • Review the handling of any incidents to ensure that the school is implementing best practice and the leadership team will review and update any management procedures where necessary. • Inform parents/carers about the incident and how it is being managed. • The school will not view an images suspected of being youth produced sexual imagery unless there is no other possible option or there is a clear need or reason to do so (in these cases the image will only be viewed by the Designated Safeguarding Lead). • The school will not send, share or save content suspected to be an indecent image of children and will not allow or request children to do so. • If an indecent image has been taken or shared on the schools netw...
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Procedures for Responding to Specific Online Incidents or Concerns. 11.1 Youth Produced Sexual Imagery or “Sexting” Xxxxxxx recognises youth produced sexual imagery (known as “sexting”) as a safeguarding issue; therefore all concerns will be reported to and dealt with by the Designated Safeguarding Lead. The company will follow the advice as set out in the non-statutory UKCCIS guidance: ‘Sexting in schools and colleges: responding to incidents and safeguarding young people’ and KSCB guidance: “Responding to youth produced sexual imagery”. Xxxxxxx will ensure that all employees are made aware of the potential social, psychological and criminal consequences of ‘sexting’ by implementing preventative approaches, via a range of age and ability appropriate educational methods. The company will ensure that all employees are aware of sources of support regarding youth produced sexual imagery.
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